USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in Feb 1993 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Stop sneezing and sniffling - allergies
• Syndrome rarer than reports claim - chronic fatigue
• Testing for deadly bacteria - food poisoning
• Forging good doctor-patient partnership
• Cancer patients being undertreated - pain
• "Tannable" silicone for artificial parts - prostheses
• Deadly search for beautiful bodies - steroids
• Clearing up mouth misconceptions - teeth
• Preventive surgery for high-risk women - breast cancer
• Testing is key to early detection - colorectal cancer
• Why diseases spread
• Chronic conditions are treatable - lungs
• Preventing adhesions following surgery
• Destroying tumors in the brain - radiation
• A problem that just won't go away - warts
• When should surgery be used? - back pain
• A hair-raising tale - baldness
• Pain or no pain - a mother's decision - childbirth
• Ozone depletion: cause for caution, not alarm - eyes
• Minerals can lower high blood pressure
• ABCs of antidepressants
• Helping elderly cope with hip fractures
• New device cuts down on noise - snoring
• Tiny video camera aids hand surgery
• Early calcium intake fights osteoporosis - bones
• Heart may not be the culprit - chest pain
• Laser reduces unsightly veins - circulatory system
• Nerve abnormalities cause foot disorders - diabetes
• Can nerve cells regenerate? - ears
• Protective proteins - bodyguards at work - immune system
• How important are baby teeth?
• Assessing need for repeated biopsies - prostate
• Night blindness is warning signal
• Preventing graft rejection - blood vessels
• Protecting kids' skin during winter
• Stomach, heart, or ears to blame - coughing
• Ceramic implants as sturdy as metal - dentistry
• Healthy eating with dairy foods
• Get a grip on common injuries - hands
• No "magic bullet" for building muscle - hormones
• Stopping pain of tendinitis - inflammation